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The collection consists of photographs of buildings, ranches, personalities, and landscape in the Maple Creek district.

The collection consists of minutes, convention programs, reports of activities, newspaper clippings, submissions and briefs, photographs, scrapbooks and other records created primarily by and about the following organizations: United Farmers of Alberta (UFA), founded in 1909; United Farm Women of Alberta (UFWA), founded in 1914; Farmers' Union of Alberta (FUA) and Farm Women's Union of Alberta (FWUA), both founded in 1949; Unifarm and the Women of Unifarm, both founded in 1970; and Wild Rose Agricultural Producers, founded in 1996. Many of these records have been annotated by Eileen with her identifications and personal comments.

The collection consists of 1882 order-in-council giving details of ranching leases in the area; Bowness electors' lists (1934, 1935); Wallace's correspondence regarding early ranchers, including Thomas Stone, John Lister Kaye, T.H.B. Cochrane, William Beresford, and others; plans of the Calgary Hydraulic Company's ditch (1894); and extensive newspaper clippings about Bowness (1920-1940).

The collection consists of regular and oversized calendars, which have been organized in date order.

The fonds consists of photographs of the Spiritwood, Mildred, Norbury and Shellbrook districts of Saskatchewan, including views of pioneers, buildings, sports and schools.

The collection consists of an illustrated essay, “Alexander Herbert Eckford, 1867-1946, of the High River Horse Ranch, Alberta and Templeknowe, Roxburghshire, Scotland”.

The collection consists of photographs of buildings, activities, and people who lived in the town of Carlstadt / Alderson.

The collection consists of posters related to a wide variety of topics including the promotion of immigration to Canada; the sale of Victory bonds and recruitment for the wars; advertisements for rail and steamship travel; and announcements of auction sales, sports meets, and social events.

Consists of sound recordings of interviews undertaken by David Finch of Calgary, Alberta with local people knowledgeable about the Bar U Ranch, a national historic site at Pekisko, Alberta. Also consists of outlines for the interviews, which include biographical information and a summary of contents, and the preliminary observations of David Finch about the project as a whole.